Introduction To The Context We're Dealing With
I doubt the first king of Edom was an Esau Edomite. Did they just wake up one day and skip the process of establishing chiefs, leaders, governors and judges and go straight to kingship. (Genesis 36:31)Genesis 10 says the first kingdom, thus king, was Nimrod, the first powerful ruler on Earth. More powerful than his daddy Kush and granddaddy Ham and great granddaddy Noah and Big Daddy Adam. According to the JC Bible, Nimrod came from the area now called Mesopotamia. For now we'll entertain the idea that this means Nimrod must be Babylonian, Chaldean or an Asshurite. We are entertaining the notion that these names are different people. Under any of these names, the JC Bible erosion of human history is telling us the the first powerful ruler on Earth came from Asia from the Euphrates-Tigris River Valley and not from Africa from the Nile River Valley.
We have to deal with this so we can better understand the Edomite kingship.
Now this JC Bible talks about a lot of kings who were Israelite and who were not an Abrahamite.
When, where and how did these kings come into existence and how did late-forming civilizations outside of Africa outpace old school civilizations in Africa in producing the first and most powerful ruler king on Earth?
It didn't happen that way.
To call Nimrod the first powerful ruler on Earth is a misstatement, even if he is African, because he could not have originated from Asia.
The rulership, kingship and birthright belongs to Africa and was first administrated from Africa and within Africa, then from Africa on a worldwide basis. ....in process of being continued in this same space
